Integrate RISC V to build Open Common Automotive Platform
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Proposes an open automotive reference platform that uses RISC‑V core partitioning to run safety‑critical code on isolated cores while consolidating noncritical workloads in hypervisor + lightweight VMs or containers, integrates AGL + EdgeX Foundry for in‑vehicle and edge services, and adds IO capture for ML traceability. Describes a prototype stack, white paper and upstream code pointers, argues this reduces ECU count and network load, and reports successful basic isolation and containerized workload runs on the reference hardware.
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